Present Simple / Progressive
In Johannesburg, South Africa, most people _______ (speak) at least five languages.
speak
When I woke up this morning, the sun _______ (shine).
was shining
_______ you ever _______ (go) to Hawaii?
Have / gone
How many books ______________ (she / write)?
has she written
She's busy, she's talking on the phone _______.
yesterday / now / later
now
You can't see Dr. Clark right now, she _______ (meet) with a patient.
is meeting
I was so tired yesterday, I _______ (fall) asleep at 8:00pm.
He _______ (not like) macaroni and cheese when he was a kid.
didn't like
How long _______ (we / hike) for?
I don't _______ talk to strangers, but she seemed friendly.
never / usually / sometimes
usually
I finished the TV show you recommended. Now I _______ (watch) another one.
am watching
I was up so late on Saturday, I _______ (sleep) almost all day on Sunday.
slept
She _______ (like) pickles since she was a kid.
has liked
I _______ (know) Alex since we were kids.
have known
I have had my cat _______ 2022.
for / since
since
I never _______ (wear) a scarf, but today I _______ (wear) one because it's so cold.
wear
am wearing
He _______ (drive) very fast when he _______ (have) the accident.
was driving
had
This is the best sushi I _______ (eat).
have eaten
I _______ (read) all afternoon. I _______ (read) five chapters.
have been reading
have read
I have liked chocolate ever _______ I was a kid.
for / since
since
Please keep quiet, Grandpa _______ (listen) to the radio.
You know he _______ (listen) to the news in the morning.
is listening
listens
While she _______ (do) her homework, I _______ (work) on the car.
was doing
was working
We _______ (not talk) to the principal, but we _______ (speak) to her secretary yesterday.
haven't talked
spoke
They _______ (travel) for months, and they _______ (visit) three countries so far.
have been traveling
have visited
I'm sorry I'm late, were you waiting _______ a long time?
for / since
for